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AP ORhome of the Wolverines, also boasts a
colorful city life full of eccentric local stores and unique
landmarks. In your four years at Michigan, you'll want to get
acquainted with local town characters and popular hangouts.
Between classes and on the weekends, feel free to go on
impromptu adventures and explore Ann Arbor. Don't miss
out on your chance to experience all that the city has to
r . offer. Congratulations - you are officially an Ann Arborite.
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While you can always buy your
requisite college sweatpants and
hoodies at a number of store chains,
Ann Arbor also offers local clothing
boutiques full of interesting finds,
from a baja to wear at the next Hash
Bash gathering to a vintage 1920
cloche hat to wear at a Halloween
party. If you're feeling particularly
bold, you can even wear your new
finds out on the town. Whatever
accessory strikes your fancy, Ann
Arbor has it all.
get your eats
Every college kid loves to eat, and Ann
Arbor houses some of the best fast food
establishments east of the Mississippi
River. Places like Big Ten Burrito and Mr.
Spot's will soon become part of your
staple diet as you try to survive your four
years here without mom's homemade
chicken noodle soup or dad's gourmet
mashed potatoes. In this section, we will
break down these late night hot spots
that will be sure to fill your stomach up
but keep your wallet full as you try to save
a few bucks.
recession specials
Economic times are tough right now, so
we've put together a list of ways you can save
here and there. Whether it's trying to find
something to do or finding a place to eat,
we've compiled a Monday through Sunday
calendar that will hopefully leave you with
a smile on your face and not a dent in your
pocketbook. From taking a nap in the Law
Quad on a sunny Thursday afternoon to eating
at Sushi.com on Sundays and receiving thirty
percent off your bill, there are plenty of ways
to cut back spending in Ann Arbor so you can
do more with your money. E E